The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-04-21
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Snow storm on Monday.

Arbor day-plant a tree.
Rain and snow on Sunday.
Get the horses for the Engine!
Broad toed shoes are the fashion now.
Some wheat fields in this county look
very bare.
How many in Eaton will subscribe to
bore a couple more wells for gas?
Even FIT. Recovery has a booming gas
we'll at only 5ls feeti
Spangles are lavishly used on spring
bonnets.
The girl of the period can satiate her
craze for beads with the beaded parasol.
Seventeen groceries in Eaton, four
teen saloons and four dry goods houses!
Toothpick toed shoes are going out of
style. They never should have come in.
1t is sweet, capricious April with al
ternate smiles and tears.
Heavy clothing was in demand on
Sunday and Monday last.
observation-disclosures fruit buds
last Monday night! Glorious coun-
tryi
A deputy Marshal was appointed
last Monday night at $35 per month
What for? "Ring."
Anybody can run a newspaper better
than the ones who have learned it and
are in the business.
The Greenville Band has disorganiz-
ed. What is the matter with the bands?
Wind is cheap.
Ed. Lugar was the first to cross the
new Main street bridge. He wen yer
on Saturday last with an Osborne reaper,
sold by the firm of Lugar & Huffman.
Guess the ttharrow'' swindlers have
skipped the county. Look out for some
thing new in the same line.
The assessors this year are required
to take the quadriennial census at the
time they are assessing the property.
Save money by having your Sewing
Machines readjusted by w. NJ. Morrow,
Agent for the Singer, Eaton, o. [ap2l
We forgot to say last week that Char
ley Price and Bro. were in their new
quarters next to the Opera House. See
their adv.
Mr.. j. M. Jefferson has opened an
Undertaking establishment on Barron
street, nearly opposite the Eagle Hotel.
See his adv.
This is the last month for oysters. In
May the festive bivalve goes into sum-
mer quarters and remains until Sep
TENDER.
Speaking of drinking an exchange
says it may be observed that the man
who sscan take it or leave it alone"
most always takes it.
Try the sssweet home' soap and "Bor-
axine," a substitute for soap. Both for
sale at Jefferson's grocery. They are
the best now out in the soap line.
The Mission Helpers will give a Mu-
steal and Literary entertainment at st.
Paul NJ. E. Church next Saturday at
2 P. NJ. Admission Is cents. ChiH
dren 10 cents.
The queerest thing of recent date was
the suicide of a physician worth $780,
ess-%sphysicians commence to kill
ltwasMes, what is to becomes of us
Na!ssssals.
Major Chas. H. Blackburn, of Gin
cinnati, will speak in the NJ. e. Church
in Eaton, on Friday evening on the
subject of his conversion. The public
are invited.
The engineer work on the contem-
plated railway between Eaton and Day
ton is all completed and the road ready
for contract. So the Engineer inform
ed us last week. It is a sure thing.
Ayers Cathartic Pills are suited to
every age. They are mild and pleasant
in action, thorough and searching in
effect, and, being sugar-coated, are easy
, 70. take, These pills never fail to give
satisfaction.
A correspondent from Lewisburg to
the New Paris Mirror, rather throws
QioJkOutb. uBOh II OoDlC III dClO.
He says her sight etnever was lost" and
her ttspinal disease remains as before"
Next.
Any farmer who opposes road i'm
provements stands in his own light
Nothing will add so much to the coun-
TVS prosperity and advancement as
good roads. The money expended is
only 1sbread cast upon the water"
It has been observed a great many
times during the past century that you
can make nor money in one day's strict
attention to your own business than in
ten days poking your nose into other
peoples affairs.
The Ohio Legislature had a bill before
it to prohibit the use of barbed wire
fences along the highways. The man
who Introduced it was once a tramp
himself, and he knew how hard it was
not to have anything to lean against
when he wanted to reflect.
The Preble county agricultural board
was in session Friday and Saturday
last, arranging program and other mat
tiers for the nextfair. The premium on
races will be considerably increased and
additional ampitheathre built this sum-
mer. Both correct.
This is the last week for the Cincin-
natl cheap boot and shoe store, in
Kline's corner, and persons who want
to supply themselves with cheap foot
wear had better call before it is too
late. Don't forget-it is positively the
last week.
Ben Waggoner was appointed street
Commissioner last Monday night
The voters should have the privilege of
selecting his official. Tt is an unWar-